Cyprus Mail15 Jun 2026

Greek fighter jets, frigate not permanently in Cyprus

No discussions have taken place regarding the permanent deployment of Greek F-16 fighter jets or a Greek naval vessel in Cyprus, Defence Minister Vasilis Palmas said on Monday, stressing that the current presence of Greek military assets is temporary.

He said Cyprus and Greece continue to assess developments in the region following heightened tensions in the Middle East, but no decision has been made on a longer-term military presence....

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